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Wanderlust Is Always A Good Idea

Traveling is always something everyone should experience, it is a time to let your imagination wander.

Elise Reed
Aug 17, 2017
Missouri State University
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Wanderlust Is Always A Good Idea
Elise Reed

A dream everyone seems to have is to travel the world either by themselves or with the person they love the most. We always think about what the world has in mind for us. Where God wants to take us and better yet how and when are we going to get there.

I never really thought about traveling the world as much until the past few years. I have planned so many trips and have experienced so many different places and I can't wait to experience more.

When you head to a different state, city, or even county, the impact that place has on your heart and soul will forever stick with you. Even for me taking a trip to Chicago, it changed my life. It gave me such a view on life that I haven't even experienced yet. Walking on the streets of the Magnificent Mile and trying all these different restaurants made me fall in love with the city.

To know that something such as the sidewalks with cracks and holes in them could make me so happy, that seeing the edge of the city touch Lake Michigan and the water rise over the side gave me butterflies. Traveling is something that fills every hole I have with pure happiness. It is something that makes you question if you are really living your life to the fullest.

That maybe how your life is, is something so dull.

Before I always thought that traveling could wait for the time we got older, school was out of the way and we some what had our lives together. But the more times I get to experience other places I come to realize that traveling is something that can't and shouldn't wait.

We all deserve to live our lives to the fullest no mater what age. But why not start early? Being young and free is what makes your life happy and stress-free.

Traveling the world is something you will never forget, something that will forever have an imprint on your heart that won't leave no matter how many people do.

Live your life, have fun and make sure to always take risks.

Dream big, travel far and take as many pictures as possible because like they always says pictures last longer and speak volumes.

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